New special issue from Justice, Power and Resistance Expanding global conversations: prisons and punishment in Latin America Guest edited by @fanoavila.bsky.social & @andrewmjefferson.bsky.social bristoluniversitypressdigital.com/view/journal... @europeangroup.bsky.social #Prisons #LatinAmerica

Book launch time @soasuni.bsky.social @emeraldpublishing.bsky.social

It was such an incredible pleasure to see you all at the Group’s conference in Malmö. A true abolitionist earthquake, a space to flourish, think, organise, conspire and act against the global punitive culture! 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

#BurmaStorybook follows poet #MaungAungPwint as he manages life after imprisonment under #Myanmar ’s military government. Watch #PetrLom ’s vision of a recovering nation September 1-8 for Screen Southasia. Sign up to watch: bit.ly/ScreenSoutha...

Latest issue of Justice, Power and Resistance now available, check: bristoluniversitypressdigital.com/view/journal... @frasoliman.bsky.social @andrewmjefferson.bsky.social @bschcnetwork.bsky.social @critcrim.bsky.social @ccse-ljmu.bsky.social @unenormecampo.bsky.social @statewatch.bsky.social

Yesterday we had our public #launch, where we discussed south-north partnerships and considerations when researching confined lives. 🌱

Major new report out today from SCCJR on the number of deaths in custody. ❗️Prison deaths in Scotland have surged to 64 in the last year. bit.ly/deaths-in-cu... Watch this short video to find out the key stats👇

1/10 Here I am yesterday at Books & Company in Copenhagen introducing a new co-produced book published by @emeraldpublishing.bsky.social explaining how come the Myanmar military were so easily able to weaponize the criminal justice system following the military coup in 2021. @dignitydk.bsky.social

On 8th April, I'll be speaking at VERNAC TALKS by DIGNITY Vernacular Accountability Project. My talk, Restoring Harmony, explores how Nasa Indigenous justice in Colombia offers a restorative and collective model for human rights accountability. DM me for the Zoom link. @cahr-york.bsky.social

Check out this new collection featuring the abolitionist thought of early socialists and anarchists #academicsky #prisonabolition #socialism #anarchism

We rally against gendered violence. Why are we silent about prisons? womensagenda.com.au/latest/we-ra...

Out now!! bookstore.emerald.com/everyday-pri...

Coming soon at my favourite Danish bookstore: www.booksandcompany.dk/events-calen...

New report from friends at AAPP in #Myanmar. It documents the struggles that persist for ex- prisoners after prison. As we approach the 4th anniversary of the coup it’s vital we continue to attend to the harms generated by the Junta's brutality aappb.org?p=31062 @dignity.dk #politicalprisoners

#BookSky #poetry #deconstruction #peckham #feminism Cant wait to get into these 3 potential gems.

Friends of mine have edited an important book on punishment in Latin America bookstore.emerald.com/punishment-i...

[1/5] The editors of the new book provide an overview of 24 chapters, exploring the nature, findings, and implications of border control scholarship. They reflect on the intersection of theoretical and empirical work and normative philosophical questions: https://buff.ly/3ZSmd8k

#BookSky #AcademicSky Battling binaries in different ways.

Call for abstracts: Situated Struggles - Amplifying abolitionist practices. #justice #carceralabolition Check link for full details. www.european-group.org/wp-content/u...

Poetry as a route to reenchantment? The “romantics” as a source of inspiration for today’s contemporary catastrophes? Possibilities for a prefigurative aesthetics? I’m learning a lot from this book. Anyone else?

In our latest, Rachel Herzing and Justin Piché join us to discuss what abolitionist movement wins tell us about taking the long view in organizing work and their new book, How to Abolish Prisons: Lessons from the Movement Against Imprisonment www.patreon.com/posts/110969...

Enjoyed reacting to this book yesterday at its online launch. #globalprisons #abolition www.bloomsbury.com/uk/carceral-...

Watch out for this. A unique look into prisons in Myanmar before the military coup from the first-person perspective of former prisoners.